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k ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folks
7s.-ff IS .i'3s Z w Abroad. avg ,a.57a-

otEhnSoEo La Inc oity nuu wheeling FOLKS
.g-fl. - !it'!4 Abroad. 5,5.
Mr.. Walter Bell Ia ut Charleston.
Mr.. and Mss. NJ. Reilly have. Just re.
turned from two weeks visit to Chicago.
Misses Minnie and Hallio Whitaker, OF
Woodland, who have been visiting friends
In this city returned home yesterday. h
Mersrs. J. B. and O. L. CLARK, OF New
Martlusyille, were in the city yesterday.
They registered ut the Stamm House. z
Capt. Sam D. Hubley, Ct Pittsburgh,
Bradatree!'s clever representative, is in
the city again on one Of his periodical
visits. t3.f,ff ~
J.W. O'Neal, OF Dill, Ohio, has rs.
turned homo from his hunting expedition
to S.raabursh, Virginia. Hois improving
In Heah. q .ft.t ..sJ
Mr.. Il. F. Bshrens landed In New
York on Wednesday, on his return from
his European tour. He will be home to.
day or tomorrow. III, ,sl lss,,
Miss Emma Zsrnits entertained mum.
Der Of her friends Thursday evening at the
residence of her parents, corner OF Eoft
and Twenty.iiith streets. ~ #,
" A. q. Miller and John A. Z,rn have re-
turned from a prospecting tour through
Kansas, Colorado, Montana and other
Western, States; and report a profitable
and pleasant trip. ;if5.s.s Il
Mrs. Sam P. Morton, aeaistsd by her
sister, Miss Amy Chapline, entertained
several well-kuown society people ut her
home on the Island last evening at din.
ner given in honor OF Miss Morgan, oil
Washington, charming lady who is q
guest OF friends in the city. "a
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HAny News from tho Front 90

An old man, totteriug on his cane,
climbed up 10 the IETELLlagNcgR editorial
rooms, yesterday, and asked: ag
"Any news from the iront?" s.5
"What front, sIr?"
81 dida's know bu. there might have
been an, exchange. or something of that
sort" said the old man, Hand ! thought
maybe my boy would bs coming home
soon."' x s. Il = .s
Tho reporter looked st the old man, who
slowly passed his bsnds over his brow ss
one dazsd, and eaid:
II muat have been dreaming. This
morning YVES reading the accounts about
JEFF Davis down in MACON, and I reckon
they must have carried mo back twenty
odd yeaIs. I remember now-my boy
died IN Andorsonville." I
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AYounELnd,'s Funeral,

The funeral Of Miss Olivia Richards,
daughter Of Mr.. J. Melvin Richards, took
plaza Yesterday from the residence Of Mr..
]. NJ. Dillon on Fifteenth street. The
services ware conducted by Rsv. Dr.. r.
+. Randolph, pastor Of the Fourth street
NJ. E. Church, and the interment took
place in Mt. Oliyet Cemetery. The de-
ceased breathed her last on Wednesday
morning. She. was q young woman 81
years of age and possessed 8 lovely dis.
position. For ten months past she was
confined to a bed Of suffering, and yet in
oil that timo she was sustained by q
Chriatisn spirit that made her lifs, ona Of
suffering though it wac, q worthy example.
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In accordance with the very general
demand upon him to start new class in
his natural method of tesching the Ger.
man language, Prot. @. A. Haupt will on
Monday open two new classes, one at 10 A.
X. and the other at 4 Pm. These claeaea
will commence at the beginning as his
o.her,, classes did, and build up their
knowledge of the Language from the rudi.
menta~ In view Of the Inauguration Of
theae casses Prof. Haupt makes his gen.
eral invitation to tho public to visit his
classes, 9 special one TO persons contemp.
lating taking the course, to- visit to-day thu
claes at $. s and P. u, and Gee what
progress has been made by thoee already
enrolled in his classes. ~ 5;..s5sSsr siE
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Z % o.
BIN BUTLER was right when he said a
good way to grow rich YVES to buy real es.
tate at auction. Ban is no fool. He knows
how to profit by the iollieu Of others. ASK
any ordinary man to app.aiss the estate
o. q deceaaed person, and he will cay,
"The question2is not 50 much what It is
worth as what it villbring ct forged pale.N
Everybody knows that there is q popular
prejudice against buying at auction, q
popular falacy on the subject, and that It
is the Buffers and Astors, and other bold
men o. o. Lesser note who get the benefit OF 1t.
We are evidently O. the beginning OF a
boom in Wheeling Every body Knows
that the times are improving here. II
one hundred per cent profit has hasn
made in two years out Of property sold at
the Z'ne sale, why should not as much, o.
more oe made out OF Fair Ground prop.
esty? Don't let the opportunity Slip.
Attend y the sale at the Court House on
PASAo6 . s--lf9 n l1EftS
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=. WREN you 60 to the Court House on
Monday, remember that the Fair Ground
property is to BIO offered first as whole,
then in blocke, and then in lots !. and will
be sold in the way that will bring the
moet money. Bear ! in mind also that
with 90 much property to be- offered, Won
must bid promptly if you would not lose
your chance to get bargains. II bidders
for lots are not prompt they may lose the
chance to get any lots except from whole.
sale purchasers, and TT higher figures.
Gsta plat from ono OF the commissioners,
or from Clerk Hook, and 20 over the
ground end see the stakes. Look over the
whole ground to-day. Not one citisen in
tenrealiSss how fine the property really ia.
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"a parlpr Match -

OF the farce to be presented at the
Wheeling Opera Houas Monday and Tues
day evenings next the New York World
says in q recent issue: Hoyt's "Parlor
Match" seems to he more popular with
age. Evsns aud Hosy are continually
adding to its rir.roaring fun, and last night
the farce was enjoyed by q large audience
at tho Peoples Theatre. An elderly man
who witnessed last nights performance
said as be was coming out Of the theatre,
II laughed the wiinkles from my face"
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They Have Smart Young Ones
In srTEIE WEST

For wit and reverence the Western offspring takes high
onors and sets an example for the platform and pulpit
treeyear old Duluhia who had been forbidden to climb on
the table, broke the maternal command and after getting tired
finally called, "IIere is mamma; better tun, and Diet me
Being told that he would have to remain on his forbidden perch
he studied the matter over minute and then hanging his feet
over proceeded Jump exclamng here doze mamma; Lord
help me- Certainly we have smart young Wheeling and
some old also judging by the way they buy clothing
at the Star been in lately to the new goods
Overcoas Dress Suits Business Suits in the gadcs variety
We have Just opened another stock Of Chdren Fine Suits and
Overcoa the very latest things out Come and see them
They are the delight Of all thoughtful mothers. #
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Jen Davis sk,o,.

"Jeff" Davis, who returned on Thurs
day from his wanderings all over the
country, is reported to have leftn2ain yes.
terday. He waa awsre that there was q
warrant out for him on the charge Of rob.
bling Charles Otto, the Darlington barber,
Of a large cum OF money, and though ne
says he could easily establish his limo.
nence, he did not tackle kindly to the idea
of lying in jail till the grand jury meets.
Friends offered bail in the sum OF $500,
but Prosecutor Jordan wanted 1t fixed at
$1,000. Squire Davis told al INTRLLIa ERIN
CIR reporter yesterday that be- would &C.
cept $500 bail 1T JEFF was held after q
hearing. ,, -, j-s!' ~ Y
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SCRATCHED % YEARS..
! Scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
~ Cuticura Remedies. Nh, AN

(: II ! had known oil the Cut!cun Remedies tvor.
ty-eiSht yean ago II would have saved ma sno m
two hundred dollaul and an Immense amount uni ~
suffering, Ny dlscase (Psoriasil) conmeIced nv ",
my htaa in aspot not ldtgcr than cent Il Snresd
Tho scales would drop OF OF me ali the iiI1e wa
my suffering WAS endless, aud without reiici 6na
thousand dollars would not tempt me TO have III
disease over again. am apoor man bnt feaI .inh
70 DO relieved ot what some Of the doctors ssd
took ... and .....-.. Hazapar,iss over ono ~ e.,
and hall. but no cure went to two or tS ySs
doctors aud no cure. cannot praiso the C,,,a,sso
Remedies too much They have made INV siin .
CLEAR xEu freq from scales % bab7s Al, msos
Of them was three boxes Of Cuiicfa and , S,eo
bottlea Of Cuucusa Reaolvent, aud two cstea ~
CutIeura soap II you had been here and al ,o .,
would have cured me for $500 co Won wand ~ W
had tho money looked like the pictnre IN va,e
book Of Psoriasis tplc,ure number two ~ your
euro Skin Dseascs, but now au as clear ~ 70
person ever was. Through force OF hnbit mn any
hands Oyer my arms and legs 10 scratch once ~ Z
while, but 10 no purpose I am ali mi ~
scratched twenty.elght ysars, aud ri ~ f.
kind o. fecoud nature 70 me. thank ynn .bonA
tand times. Anything moro that Won want o ~
KNOW Wiite me- o. any ono who reads this NAV ~
T ~ 60 ! q
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BELLA1lsE.
All Sorts OF Luoal News md Gossip From
frg ~ tho 1lnss Oily, ~

al Softs OIL Local NeWo uhu ,0ubhp FROM
y tho Glass Oily.
John Lows isb.ck ngain with ", Q. Howell,
MIL. c. r. JONES' Of bradford. Pa, Is In the city.
, George sheeis, Of Portland, was In tho city yes.
tefday. I5fllB qli ~ ! M gll.s
=. One plain drunk at the Mayors court Yesterday
/. Lee Hall cut his finger severely while handling
4 small fro at Pat scahills ycstcrday did no
seflols damage. Ga Bs5y 5ril Isi,1 EyiEES4ll
Til, There win DO church In all tho churches as
!, Tho 9, g. y ps works Is shipping ave to six
Mrs. Walter Smith, OF tho seeond ward, ID down
with typhoid fever. 5JlC9IYs 1FJfsti3'61s,
The iilnt glass houses arc shipping an Immense
Prot! Krelter, Of wheeling, Il golug To organise
Glass hefe In German. ,sGf .i g. 8 VII.
Some his changes arc being made In tho Cleyo.
land d l1thburBh yards. li- glE' irfsft0GgglJ F!
Miss Emma ceaver, Of the Fourth ward, has gore
on visit to Quincy, III. l'lGi x "A Ills' \
4 surprise party was given TO Rich jenkins on
ofaVel Hill Thursday evening. 4 q N. n,
Roy. Br.xton Daniels will have a baptlzlng at
Inc blast furnace landing tomorrow. i, AZ :
Tho Mayor released the boys who were arrested
a. tho Opera House, with some good ADVICE tlEg5
A pleasant entertainment was held at tho real,
dence Of Mrs. II. +. Heath, Thuuday night
Stewart & Ward had a barge Of wheat damaged
somewhat on The bar at tho mouth Of tho creek. "
Mr. D. F. Cockayne has bought the property Of
A. L. Baron and VIII remodel and occupy Il soon.
The Manager Of tho Quaker City band came down
street fair. - IN - NJ 'iYIsT'lIf.
James Harrison, while shinsllng Lon Bchram'i
house Thursday. foil and brokean arm. A porch
gnye way with him. sIl = NJ r. s.t7',l,-g.fg,F
Rullroad car accountants Office aud chief car 40
countant, whs In the city yesterday. Ie5I3t1, jt
George ". Htet0n, Of Now York, has turned over
The street railway to Charles H. Hathaway, OF Bos
ton, who he claims will build new road here, NJ
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5 German Rel lgioun Serplcca.

Professor O. u. Hsupt, the German
teacher, will on Sunday afternoon at q
quarter before 5 o'clock, conduct religious
services and Bible reading in German
in the Sunday school rooms Of the Eng.
Itch Lutheran church. These eerviceo are
open to Che public. The members Of Pro.
fensor Haupt's 6ernau Glasses are urged
to be present, while German speaking
people, and indeed those entirely unia.
maliar with the language, will find them
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ToLEpo Is attracting great attention
since the advent Of natural gas. Ita loca-
ton 10 the newly discovered Ohio oil and
gas field makes it desirable place for oil
iron works, and especially for tho manu-
facture Of boilers and tanks. The guardian
Gale Of boiler shop referred to in another
column, therefore offers an unusually
good opportunity for some energetic man
to make a fortune, & ss,::5
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

NE nre daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantaloonings and Over.
csatinys. which we are prepar cd 10 make
up In lrst.clnss style at reasonable
prices a Is. q 4, a K; w .
d A full llne Of our celebrated. Knit
Jackets now. In stock. 5Si 8 2y;'si q
y Our Whlte Unlaundrled Shirt, double
seamed; re-euf0rced, front and back, ut
Gu cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. 8t9ss9iy u. less T. SONS,
{ ,,5 2 1921 q 1898 Market Street.
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Wheeling will welcome Wood,

& Beautiful and attractive paper has been
put out announcing; the coming Of N. s.
Wood in THE Walls Of New York" and
"Boy Scout" at the Grand Opera House
for six nights and two matinees, com.
menclng Monday evening next. sss:l,.
Z This company needs no commenta IS to
its merits, as 1t has been here be fore, and
crowded houses are assured Throughout
the engagement. 4
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MOUNDSvILLE.
Melango Of Matters q from Mar,hall,s
q tai

aIelango Of Matters q from Mar,hulrs
Miss I. Y. Evans Is visiting near Glen Eastou. 4.
J. B; Alexander, William Cheadle and Joe Iook.
WooH had successful fishing party yesterday. q
q. A.. showacre retired home from Baltimore
Ihursday night where hci had been on q weeks
Nj. Mount, an old time citizen OF Moundsyillc, is
ylslunE mere. Ar. William koontz and several OF
lne Oldest cti1ens learned their trades with him.
eergeant Echols makes q good officer. The best
arc likely 10 make mistakes, and complaint ought
not to be made when nobody Is hut. lie inteSds
stu the rerens ding goes on. Mr.. and Mrs, James
dorsey nave been serenuded several. times tint q
keeping on Main street. ~ - ~ - =.
In the case OF the State vs. wylie TAYLOR. In.
aicted iot Il misdcmeanor. the Jury found The do.
lenQsnt guilty. Prosecuting Attorney Mciphcn
represented the State and J. 4. Ewing the defeuse
, The new Iron bridge over Little Grave creek i,
hias pay pqEShed "a along BY the Baltimore
Gus condition for a long time, as Is The COUNTY
bridge over the same stream. ~ - 80
The announcement In the ISrELLIGPycyR nj Tho
marriage oil Mis- Mollle Elton and MI. James
sutiey VISA g1eat surprise even to their most in.
happen In tho best regulated families without tbs
AID OF outside parties AVID the married couple
were very successful iu keeping It to themselves. :,
The Womcn's Christian Temperance Union rncet.
Ing Thursday was big thing. The delegates pres.
emf were all interested and did everything 10 make
II success. In tho evening tho Band Of Hone.
headed b. tho brass band. paIaded tho streets and
went In body to tho church. Mis- McClurEins
md Mrs Fuller addressed tho evening meeting.
The talk BY Miss Boyd, Of Wheeling, Sednesday
evening highly spoken Of by all who heard her.
among a certain class 0f young ladies here. She
created favorable impression and 1t is hoped ms
be induced 10 come again u l.'-''' g ,-a
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Bridgeport,

and dtsorderly charge. &. j Vi, 80 :,
Mrs: Dora Master. who was Injured soma t,mc
since by a cowiick, is able to DO about. y
Miss Kate Cook, well and favorably known In
the society oil this place, Is In Wichita, Kes. her
future home. 'sIi 81 - - 80 Is'
A number OF Belmont Uniform Division X N p
visit tho lodge there. 49, y "
George Gray was badly burned by acid while
opening bottle, carly In the week, which ID Inst
beginning 10 give him trouble. = -, '.a'
An enjoyable but quiet wedding was celebrated
on Thug!day afternoon, a ah0rt distance from
Baracsvillc. the contracting parties being M. F.
prummono: the well.known shoe dealer OF his
city, and Nils FanDto A. Gregg, Of near Barnes.
vile Rev; A. BARLEY. Of the GAINESVILLE Christian
ca ! r. oGlclated., Inc wedding was very quiet,
couple bling present M; Dfummond returned 10
hHw9od Yesterday with his bride. where snmp-
The wedd9s has Dloyen quite surprise 10 biz
Mr.. Drummold and wife longlived prosperity and Ind
q o =
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An Elegant Tea.

The 5 o'clock tea given by Mrs. James
W. Paxton at her home ;on Chapline
street yesterday afternoon was most
elaborate and elegant affair. Over sixty
ladies were invited and nearly oil were
present. The dressing was a noticeable
feature, several euperb costumes being
worn. During the progress Of tile tau
music WAS rendered, and all the details
were in keeping with the general elegance
CT the entire affair, which is sure to be
remembered SIS one Of the most charming
social events OF the aeauon. = an !, 8 a.
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Good News,

Complying with the request Of her
friends. our gifted German poetess, Mrs.
Nina Neuer, resolved to open November
lat at her residence, Sc Twelfth street, an
evening clasa in German. In order 10 give
an opportunity to all, her charges viii not
be higher than 81 10 per month. 1t Ia TO
be hoped that parents will profit Of this
opportunity.to have their children we'll
educated In the above entioned langusge.
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!. Kest Whnnlinr

~ Mr. CHARLES B. Loo. who has been III Tor two
weeks with typhoid fever, Is improving. s2 a3
lSTbe death ;ot Miss Nellie Moore, a highly re,
spected Young lady, whose death occurred Thurs.
day, Is greatly regretted. Nellie will be missed
not only IN the home but In tho Sabbath School,
OF which she was an houorod member, and IN! The
community, Hhe;e hes patience and gentlemen
were manifested. b. The family have the united
sympathy Of the villagers In their sad .bereave.
ment The funeral takes place from the family
residence Sunday afternoon at o'clock. VA
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The funeral OF John ID. Martin, {vho
died Thursday, will take place this morn
ing from his late residence In Esst Wheel.
Ing. Mr.. Martin was g young man q Of
great prominence, and at the siimeI OF bis
death was cashier Of the T. * o. freight
office, q responsible position which he mad
allied for some time with credit to himself
and to the entire satiiaction Of bis employs
era: he was agsneral iayorite among bis
~ I Is 10
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There will be an important meeting this
evening Of Holiday Post G.sS{A.y r. & a
proposition will be discussed to take new
hall on q Lease for Eve years, and 1t Is de.
sired that all tho members be- preoent and
express their views before this important
step Is taken. There will also be other i'm
portant business. y T7I,.lI8s9IA;
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Ghe ?G,tteuiiqe1tte',:
Now Advertisements.

Partnership Not,cc-R.. X. GitIen & Co. ;sss
J. 4. Arklc, Military Claim Agent. so
4 kiliAn kreSs Executors Notice. q
New Fks-N. schulz. K i''-3 4, y
Nublan Rnamei-Geo. ". J0hneon'a Sons. Y.
Iry Li','s Cough syrup. s,!i.lsSai. .....ssi
Use The Gate City Stone Filter-Ewiug Bros.
Gafslno Museum Annex. b fgl{ ..ss.r5
List Of Letters. llT1, ~, 5.$ ~.
Aom@opathy-Boericke 4 Taicl. Z.
4 wonderful door Mat Fourth page. N
ReliHious Sodces-second page. 500 II
Opera housc-Maud Banks, P1;ft
Gum Tec,h-McCo, mlck--r Read OF Local,
hiasous In livery Guiie-Thitd page. 3
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01I7HING,b

duty parents themselves to see that their
children comfortably clothed all the round and is our
mission to assist the heads Of families perform this very
drens Department have Clothing kinds in every con-
ceyabe table after table, and counter after counter piled
high with the grandest elegant Of
goods ever brought to this city We headquarters for
be in looking goods fyou don't
buy now, you'll know more when you do buy later on
sparkGngy fine and beautiful stock Of Furnishing Goods
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stu the Ferens ding goes on. Mr.. and Mrs James
Dorsey have been seTenaded several times tint q
their recent marriage They have gone 10 house.
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Sisg CONNER BNEDKKER, IN. 3 RI I.
80 - 1875 and 1893 Market Street.
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4 FOLLOW tho Crowd. z.

Thoae desiring 8 pleasant time should
follow thecrowd thegrand openingof the
higrinkto:night. The floor hae been ground
and the skates put in irat-cleAs order.
The company has put on two hundred
sets Of the celebrated Hemacite Rollers
with brass bushiDg. Street cars will leave
for the North Fad at the close Of the SEES
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AT McKes's New Grocery, bridge cor,
ner, Main street, you will find the freshest
assortment Of groceries in the city. Every
thing new and best quality and as low in
PRICE ae any other STORE. Il !,,.! Ia "a
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Saturday matinee, "On the Sahara;
tonight the comedy and musical SUCCESS,
"Little Miss Johnstone. Il
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ZINE FARM FOR SALE,

Situated * .nailes southwest nj 81 C,inv,I,c.
G,pSnaining 19b acres OF choice land, on which
s .nete u coed twoStory brick dwolIus aud two
,.oiy Tame dwelling; best barn in Belmont coun.
H,s noi9. wagon theds, corn cribs and all ntces-
ssd.y ou!pulldingsi An abundance oil irul. OF ail
xlnos; three good apple orchards, q rood pear
o.cnatd. plenty Of water at all times, This Is one
o. .. ne eest stock farms In Belmont county. and
M w divided to make two good farms. ~ill be
call on OF address. - = 4" K r. HOSEIi,'
i -, 81 Heal Estate and Insurance Agent,
.. OC3A ~. fsfEs1t GiF ~. tl5f a. BRfDcypoEr o.
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!. TEE house Of Maude 1ngrahsm, in the
alley west lof Market street and north Of
Tenth, was visited by the police Last night,
and che and one man arrested. IA ~ Y +,
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Now md Very Styllslr

LsdieB' bright DonRola, patent leather
tippsd button boota, 81 IS, worth 81 30, al
Is at SToNx's CASH SHOE STORE.
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Keep Dry Foot ]!

by purchasing double fastened Z school
shoes for children. They are solid leather,
and cost from 81 90 to 81 50, owing to the
size. :i;i J.,W. AMicK, 1853
i'ss " S ~ 1l4S Main street,.
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Indications

9si WASHINGTON, D. O., Get. 20.-For Wsst
crn Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
cooler fair \ weather, except rain or snow
on the lakes, fresh to brisk southsrly
winds, shifting to northwssterly, it.sast's